A significant event took place in Kyiv. It was the 8th music conference "Service. Creativity. Mission", which, despite the evening shelling, united 150 ministers from 11 regions of Ukraine in an atmosphere of joint worship and prayer. The conference became a place of strength and inspiration for those involved in music ministry, especially in the new reality when the country is going through hard times.
The participants of the event were able to discuss topical issues related to both personal worship and combined effort within the church music ministry. They received practical advice and guidance from experienced leaders who shared their personal experiences of ministry through music. Important topics were raised about the purpose of worship and how music can be the means of spiritual support and faith-building, especially in the midst of constant stress and war.
A particularly important part of the program was the presentation by Christian psychologist Natalia Ulko, who highlighted the issue of volunteer work and the role of creative activity in ministry during the war. Her words helped the participants to better understand how the creative activity can be a tool for healing soul wounds, as well as the moral support both within the church and among people in need of help.
Conference "Service. Creativity. Mission" was a powerful inspirational event for the participants, helping them to realize a new direction for their music ministry. It gave them not only answers to many questions, but also the support they needed to continue their mission in the midst of crisis. This meeting reminded everyone that even in the most difficult times, creative activity and service can bring people together, inspire to do the right things, and bring light into the darkness.
